Electro-mechanical clutch-by-wire control for sport motorcycles
2014 European Control Conference, ECC 2014, Page: 1011-1016
2014
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Conference Paper Description
By-wire technologies are extremely appealing, as they allow a fully adjustable modulation of the actuation system, together with better potential performance than their wired counterparts. In this work, a novel electro-mechanical layout for a full by-wire management of a motorcycle clutch system is presented, and the related control problem is addressed. Comparing the new system with a more traditional electro-hydraulic setup that was previously studied, it results easier to control and it provides a better riding feeling. Experimental results on an instrumented vehicle demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed approach.
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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
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